Fragmentary Classified Rates From a 19th Century Parcel
A partial OCR fragment lists mail and delivery terms, pricing per week and by mail, along with a Friday evening date November 22. It references Sirmondis address and three months at a price of 150. the text appears as a damaged listing of rates and periods for a periodical or service.
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Sirmondis
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co
Broadway
New York
Jocis-Fms
D&w.ly
Goodyear’s Rubber CO
Great Jones
D&w
Weekly Star sample copies seek subscription canvass
Readers given sample copies are urged to act as agents to obtain subscriptions. If canvassing is not feasible, hand the issues to individuals who may wish to inspect them.
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Weekly Star
Weekly Star Urges Subscriptions From Readers
The Weekly Star appeals to readers across the country and locally to recruit new subscribers. It touts itself as a large cheap weekly in the West, offering a one dollar yearly price plus a premium and free specimen copies for prospective subscribers.
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Weekly Star
Weexxy Star
West
Washington press previews President's forthcoming message
A Washington press chorus discusses the looming presidential message to Congress next month. Some outlets claim what the address will include or omit, while others suggest details remain uncertain until the president drafts it.
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Washington
Congress
Grant
Police Raid Targets Broadway Saloon Waitresses
A New York police campaign raids Broadway saloon waitresses, capturing many then releasing them after swearing them. The writer questions why male patrons escape raids and mocks metropolitan policing as a sporadic response to scarce funds.
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New York
Broadway
German Emigration Boom Sparks Government Alarm Abroad
The German government warns that its best young men flee abroad to evade conscription as Europe grows unstable. Officials say war could force rolls to rise, driving many to seek exile in other lands where imperial military service is less likely.
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Germany
Europe
Civil service reform faces Congress and party fealty
The piece notes President and Secretary Boutwell favor a plan by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to cut assessors and save about three million dollars annually. It cites grave fears among Congressmen that loyalty to party over country will block reform, noting assessors' campaign contributions and potential political debt. The forecast is likely opposition and delay, urging action to open lawmakers’ eyes to reform.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Boutwell
Congress
Pro Episcopal Church Erected in Yeddo Japan
A pro Episcopal church has been built in Yeddo the capital of Japan by American and English residents. Divine service is held every Sunday without hindrance from the Japanese authorities.
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Yeddo
Japan
Mexico Quieted by Election Promises for Railroads
The article argues Mexico's tranquil post election climate boosts internal improvements and railroad subsidies. It urges using idle soldiers to build rails, links Mazatlan to the Gulf, and envisions rapid travel from Cincinnati to Mexico City, accelerating Southwest development.
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Mexico
Pacific
United States
Mazatlan
Gulf of California
Gulf of Mexico
City of Mexico
Southern Pacific
Tom Scott
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Southwest
Northwest
Miamisburg Y M C A Organizing With Dayton Guests
A Y M C A meeting at the Evangelical Lutheran Church confirms efforts to form a Miamisburg chapter. Dayton visitors offer guidance, and officers are elected amid hopeful prospects. Also noted are Dayton Methodist Ministerial sessions, two fires controlled by the fire department, and an epizooty spreading among horses nearby. Local street improvements in Linn Street are delayed by council inaction.
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Dayton
Miamisburg
Ministerial Association of
The
Methodist Church
A.J. W
Railroad Collision Kills Two at Ellerslie Station
A morning wreck on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore line at Ellerslie Station in Missouri leaves two dead and twenty seven wounded with two more fatalities reported since. The crash occurred early today as trains collided, prompting emergency responses.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Ellerslie Station
Canal Improvements urged by Buffalo Board of Trade
A Buffalo Board of Trade committee report adopted urges the Legislature to complete the Erie and Oswego canals to a seventy by seven foot standard from Buffalo to Albany, remove obstructions, finish double locks west of Syracuse, deepen and maintain water flow, support canal funding bills, and refund tolls for non navigable sections from Buffalo to Tonawanda. Signed by Sen. Israel Hatch and others.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Board of Trade
Iie
Oswego
Albany
Syracuse
Buffalo River
Blackrock
Chamber of Commerce of
New York City
Tonawanda
Israel Hatch
A. P. Wright
Wm. Thurston
Henry Richmond
Tom O'Meara Case Placed On Week Two Delay
In Police Court the case against Tom O'Meara for alleged involvement in Pat Molloy’s disappearance was continued for two weeks. Molloy has not been found two weeks after he vanished.
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Tom O'Meara
Pat Molloy
Molloy
Girl of Eight Caught Stealing Silk Lace in Bremen Street Incident
A girl about eight years old dressed neatly was caught shoplifting $25 worth of black silk lace from August Schmidt on Main Street. She was arrested and taken to Bremen Street Station, gave name Maggie Evens, and cried over disappointing her widowed mother. Later authorities identified her as Kate Noonan from Covington behind the cemetery. She faces Police Court proceedings tomorrow.
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August Schmidt
Main Street
Twelfth
Bremen-street
Maggie Evens
Kate Noonan
Covington
National Baptist Sunday School Convention Third Day Report
Morning session chaired by H Thane Miller in Curry's absence. Warren Randolph presents rough North and South totals for Baptist schools, teachers, and scholars, noting many reports missing and suggesting uniform forms. Dr C R Black outlines organization plans for church, home school and mission oversight, statistics collection, and finances, with a bid to rename the body Bible School and hold tri annual national meetings.
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National Baptist
Curry
H. Thane Miller
Warren Randolph
D. D
Penn Mole
South
C. R. Blackall
General Association
Bible Publication Society
Baptist
Henry F. Colby
Com
J.D. Fuller
Massachusetts
Randolph
Jeffery
Ohio
Blankal
Illinois
Rey
Felix
Local court case awards plaintiff sixty dollars
Common Pleas before Judge Force, jury trial lasting five days results in a verdict for the plaintiff amounting to $60 with three years' interest. Long & Kramer petition. James R. Challen for the defense. Horse epizooty discussed with Dr. Clendennin preparing postmortem data for a Board of Health report.
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Common Pleas
Force
D. Guessery
G. Richter
Long & Kramer Petit
James R. Challen
Real Estate Transfers Recorded on Thursday November 21
Transfers show B C Warrender to D B Davis for lot on Wade Street at 3 580. Geo Mummert to Frederick Rapp for spring grove area 2400. Ritchie to Savill lease on 197 Central avenue 1200 a year. J C Hanover to Savill for Carondelet avenue lot 1500. Huntington to Inclined Plane railroad leasehold three 33 by 120 lots on Reeder Pang. T G Quinn to Helen Mullen for Park avenue lot 3000. Kis as to Schmacher five year lease 40 by 90 feet for 8520. Eugenia Piatt to Williametta Piatt 100 by 106 710 feet on Pearl. Mary Foss et al to Conrad Fuchs Mount Pleasant 325. W S Cox to Van Ransellar Johnson 5500 in Anderson township 133.
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B. C. Warrender
Davis
Wade Street
Denman Street
Geo. Mummert
Frederick Rapp
Spring Grove Avenue
Millcreek Township
Jacques Ritchie
L. A. Savill
T. G. Quinn
Helen A. Mullen
Park Avenue
Kemper Lane
Jacob Kisas
Adam Schmacher
Plum and
Pearl Streets
Eugenia W. Piatt
Williametta W. Piatt
Valpeal Street
Sixth Street
Mary A. Foss
Conrad Fuchs
Perry Street
Mount Pleasant
W. 8. Cox
van Ransellar Johnson
Anderson Township
Afternoon Market Review Mixed Grain and Livestock Action
The report shows flour firm with high price on family and extra grades while lower grades lag. Wheat No 2 red winter steady at 1152, corn 438c for mixed car, oats steady, barley in demand for fall. Cotton softer at 18c 19c, hogs $4.40 per cwt, bulk meats firm, whisky weak, green meats and bacon slow.
Government bond quotations and Belknap obituary note
Market by telegraph lists government bond quotations and sterling exchange. Belknap death notice states Laura Belknap, daughter of Henry Belknap, died Thursday morning with funeral to follow.
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Belknap
Sint Neary Bel
Laura Zz
Henry Due
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James W. McUgrd
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Denmis
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Court of Sailors
Bethel
Public Landing
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J.G. Goarmaice & Co
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AndRew H. Reuwss
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Prom
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J. Ricking
N. E
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Leverone & Co
Main St
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D. B. BayLess & Co
Kim
Fire and Marine
Royal
Liverpool
Imperial
London
Phenix
American
Philadelphia
Lobillard
Beevera
America
Law’s
Union
W. M. Richardson
QUEEN
Erman American
Mathematical Instruments
T. F. Randolph
6Th St
Brothers
Pearl St
Optiulans
Aloe & Co
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J. Foster Jr. & Co
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Race
Peoples Gallery
H. Slatter
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John GiBson & Co
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Parr Bros. & Kugemann
the Hawk Machine Co
S. M. Co
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M’ger
E. L. Harper & Co
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Adams & Britt
S. W. Cor
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A. J. Clark
A. Volz
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
NG Co
Walhoe
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